Federal crimes now have a huge digital component which has transformed the breadth and scope of investigations. While interviews, surveillance, and physical evidence remain essential, the most decisive insights often come from digital evidence. Computers, laptops, tablets, and mobile devices can expose criminal networks, uncover insider threats, and reveal national security risks.
Human trafficking is no longer confined to the shadows of the physical world. It now infiltrates nearly every corner of cyberspace. Traffickers can exploit victims through mobile devices, social media, gaming platforms, and encrypted messaging apps. Today, almost every criminal investigation has a digital component. But every text, image, and video leaves behind a trail of evidence that can reveal the full scope of a human trafficking incident—if investigators have the right tools to help them.
We’re excited to share that Magnet Forensics has been named “Security Response Solution of the Year” in the 2025 CyberSecurity Breakthrough Awards! These awards recognize the most innovative companies, products, and technologies driving progress in the global information security industry. We’re honored that our work stood out among thousands of nominations from more than 20 … Continued
The State of Enterprise DFIR survey is now open until October 31, 2025. DFIR is facing a huge inflection point. Between artificial intelligence, increasing digital endpoints, and other unique challenges, the field is changing at a rapid rate. Those in the industry need to know how to keep up. That’s why we want to hear from you.
To ensure you continue to get the critical mobile insights needed for your investigations, Magnet Forensics is proud to announce Magnet Graykey and Verakey support for Apple iOS 26!
What was once an amusing novelty has become a systemic threat to global business. Deepfakes, synthetic media, and AI-generated material have infiltrated private enterprises, and their presence is now being felt across financial services, insurance, retail, human resources, ecommerce, and more.
When business data is distributed across cloud platforms, remote endpoints, mobile devices, and virtual systems, organizations face complex challenges responding to litigation or regulatory events, such as legal holds for eDiscovery investigations. Legal teams must not only identify and preserve electronically stored information (ESI) but also ensure the authenticity, integrity, and defensibility of the evidence collected.
Our Training team is growing so we’re continuing our “Meet the Forensic Trainer” series with an introduction to David Hammersley. David is based in the United Kingdom, where he worked as a detective in on various crime tasks forces, focusing on cryptocurrency recovery & blockchain investigations where he developed in-house training for his agency. Read … Continued
Fraudulent media such as AI-generated deepfakes present a serious risk to enterprise reputation management, fraud prevention, and internal investigations. Powered by increasingly sophisticated technology, manipulated media can be indistinguishable from authentic content to the naked eye, creating a growing demand for solutions that can detect and verify the authenticity of digital media. Some companies may … Continued
Beginning with iOS 18, Apple has added an inactivity reboot timer into the operating system that is tied only to the device’s lock state. This means that when the device has been locked for a period of three days (72 hours), the device reboots. Sounds simple, right? Well, it’s not quite so simple for the … Continued
